Choosing the right laptop doesn’t have to be difficult.
Processor: Intel 11th Generation Core i5 1135G7Memory: 12GBAudio: Amazon Alexa-compatibleThe Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1 14” is the perfect affordable laptop for students in Canada looking for a compact design with excellent battery life. As a Windows operating system model, it can offer more than 15 hours of productivity doing light tasks on Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. It also provides at least 13 hours of uninterrupted video playback.
Operationally, it’s comfortable to type on the keyboard, and its touchpad captures the slightest movements and gestures. A standout feature of this model is its speakers. It comes with the Dolby Atmos speaker system, and you can easily customize its audio preferences to suit your needs. Its screen is also crisp; while it doesn’t have an HDMI port for TV mirroring, it has two USB-Cs with Thunderbolt 4 ports from which to plug in external devices.
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